[2-day trip to Okawa Village in Kochi Prefecture] Tour to explore the secrets｜Experience Japanese culture｜In-depth tour

Japan's least populated village [Okawa Village] 2-day tour itinerary [Itinerary Introduction]
■Day 1・Sanshi Bridge:
In the past, a wooden bridge was built on the foundation of three huge rocks, hence the name "Three Stone Bridge".
Due to frequent fall accidents, the bridge was later replaced by the current bridge.
Surrounded by the Yoshino River and the surrounding mountains, this red triangular structure has become a vacation spot for photography enthusiasts.
・Sightseeing at Kogan Waterfall is one of the largest waterfalls in Shikoku, with a drop of about 100 meters. It varies greatly depending on the amount of water and the season, but in the rainy season and in the color of the leaves in autumn, a magnificent and beautiful view can be seen.
Rainbows sometimes appear after rain.
・Stroll through the village of Inogawa. The village of Inogawa, which is 380 meters above sea level, is more like a "mountain" than a countryside! There are also many interesting discoveries walking in such a village. Be overwhelmed by nature, healed by small plants, and chat with the old lady in the village.
・Konjac making experience You can experience rustic konjac made from taro.
You can use konjac to make any shape you like. You can taste a completely different flavor from konjac that is usually sold in the market.
Accommodation: 【Natural Kingdom Shirataki no Sato】
■Day 2 Sea of Clouds:
In the early morning, the "sea of clouds" covering the mountains and forests comes into view, making you feel as if you have entered a fairyland.
It is recommended to stay at "Shirataki no Sato" on the morning of the stay. If you are lucky, you can see the panoramic sea of clouds within a 10-minute drive.
・Ou Cave The Ou Cave you can see in the Ogino River Valley is also a landscape created by incredible time. The pebbles are continuously rotated in the depressions of the rocks by the water flow for a long time, leaving circular holes in the rocks.
・Primary forest is because there are still many places where no one enters, so the nature that took time to cultivate spreads.
The sight of hundreds of years old trees stretching into the sky is a majestic scenery that cannot be seen from the street.